Cannon Huels Def Opposes Any Change Now
Speaker Cannon declares that immediate tariff revision would halt prosperity for a year while defending a longer postponement. He reads a controversial East Liverpool letter and asserts revision only by a full, careful package that commands a majority in Congress. He warns against a rushed change and stresses the current policy keeps the economy thriving.
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Cannon
Rainey
East Liverpool Potters
House
Republic
Congress
House of Representatives
Kentredy
Senate and House Debate Tariff and Rates Rattle Congress
Congress debates rate questions with Elkins Gamble and Kean presenting speeches in the Senate while the House concentrates on post office appropriations and tariff debates. Speaker Cannon defies public sentiment, urging immediate revision if desired, as McCall and Lawrence question his stance. Democratic members embrace the challenge to push tariff issues in the upcoming campaign.
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Congress
Deere
House of Representatives
Mperker
T . Me. Cannon
Rainey
Illinois
Baimey
Col
Jett N. Taylor
W Edward Wells
John Goodwin
Tre
Liverpool
Republican Party
Kennedy
East Liverpool
Elkins
Senate
Messrs. Gamble and Kean
Chaiman Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Reprsentative McCall
Massachusetts
Payne
Clio
Aly. McCall
Mr. Lawrence
House
Cannon
Ship Subsidy Debate Reveals Division In House Panel
In a House Merchant Marine Committee session the ship subsidy bill sparked lively exchanges as supporters like Tatuck Donahue of San Francisco and Humphrey of Washington pressed for passage, while Hinshaw of Nebraska pressed for a thoroughly crafted measure. Testimony highlighted Maine shipyards and Bath’s seven yards, with sailors and workers urging protection of American jobs and urging higher American content.
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House Committee On Merchant Marine
Tatuck Donahue
San Francisco
Association
Hinshaw
Nebraska
Humphrey
Washington
Mr. Hinshaw
Minor
Donohue
Pacific Coast
United States
Great Lakes
Alexander Cochran
Bath
Atlantic
Maine
Mir Cochran
Splant
Cochran
Aviv
Grimes
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Naval Reserve
Pacfic Coast Sailors’ Union
Green
Mosetchiusetts
Furusetti
Pacifc
Sesmen
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
Elkins Talks Rates Desires Good Legislation
West Virginia Senator Elkins, speaking in the Senate, urged a prompt and adequate railroad rate remedy while asserting he stands first for the people. He defended his amendments, sparred with Tillman and others, and pressed for a stronger measure to curb railroad abuses without favoring any state.
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West Virginia
Elkins
Senate
Eliins
Dikins
Tillman
Jikins
South Carolina
Patterson
Tihans
Ita Progress
Viking
Mr. Tillman
Hikins
Tus
Tilman
Gdilinger
Interstate Commission
Eiking
Allison
Foraker
Cincinnati
New York
Ma Tillman
Ife
Bacon
Elking
Culberson
Titman
Vane
Eikins
Supreme Court
Michigan
Colorado
Spooner
United States
Wiking
Bikins
Auto Bill Amended May Run 12 Miles an Hour
Opponents of the Sims measure claimed a victory in the Senate District Committee as the auto speed bill was amended. The committee allows twelve miles per hour inside five units and fifteen in parks, eight on intersecting streets, six around corners outside freets, and twenty outside the five mile limit. drivers must stop when another raises a hand. Violations carry imprisonment after the third offense. Also discussed were Rock Creek Park extension, police pay increase with four surgeons, and street name changes for Douglas to Chiton.
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Rock Creek Park
American Institute For Drug, Proving
Douglas Street
Chiton Street
Debate on rail rate bill and court review
Lawmakers clash over Interstate Commerce Commission powers seeing constitutional limits and the need for stronger protections for shippers and short lines. Elkins argues for judicial review to curb agency overreach while Gamble Kean defend the measure’s aim to curb railroad abuses and push for rate regulation with safeguards.
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Gamble
Hikins
Kean
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Howes
Scott's Emulsion vs Whiskey Misconceptions
An advertisement contrasts milk with whiskey and cod liver oil, urging doctors and patients to choose Scott's Emulsion for best digestion. It warns against confusing whiskey or extracts with cod liver oil and promotes Scott & Browne of New York as the source.
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Scott
Confirmation Delay In Barnes Postmaster Hearing
The confirmation of B. F. Barnes as postmaster of Washington is postponed to next week as a Senate subcommittee plans to hear reporters who witnessed the Morris incident. Senator Tilman will file specific charges against Barnes based on the White House affair. Additionally, the Alien Bill was reported favorably, raising head taxes to five dollars for men and fifteen for women, with language literacy tests and exclusions for the weak minded and laborers of poor physique.
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Tillman
Barnes
B. F. Barnes
Washington
Senate Committee On Post Offices
United States
House Committee On
Senate approves batch of ten bills for public works and agencies
The Senate passed ten bills including funding for a public building in Plattsmouth Nebraska at 40 000 dollars and a fish culture station in Kansas for 25 000 dollars. It also covers government property in Hawaii and the Archeological Institute of America, a cable line from Key West to Guantanamo, and a settlement of 567 000 dollars with Michigan over the St Marys Falls ship canal. The session included appeals to circuit courts, and raised Reno Nevada public building costs from 60 000 to 97 000 dollars before adjourning at six.
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Plettsmouth
Nebr
Hawaii
America
Key Weal
Pia
Guantanamo
Quba
Panga
St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company
Minnesota
United States
Michigan
Maryn Falls
Abip Canal
Kansas
Reno, Ney
Senate action confirms broad list of postmasters
In executive session the Senate confirmed nominations for postmasters across many states and territories. Named are Celeb K Layton in Delaware, George I Lotillard in Rio de Janeiro, plus several appointees in California Iowa Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Ohio Puerto Rico Pennsylvania Virginia Wisconsin and others. The roster includes local offices in Placerville Grass Valley Corning Cannon Falls Monticello Front Royal Mayaguez and more.
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Celeb K Layton
Delaware
George I Lotillard
Rie de Telano
Rio de Janeiro
Postmasers
California
T C. Houldin
Azues
J C Tyrrell
Grass Valley
W. P Ingram
Linen
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Naps
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W. J. Hin
Ratnas
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Stephene
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Chittenden
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J. ‘Trathen
Taaho Springs
Iowa
A. Nichollz
West Liberty Toulsiana
B. M. Young
Mergen City
Minnesota
R. B. Kreis
Monticelia
P. A Paterson
Cannon Falls
B. Klog
Redwood Falls
A H. Tome
Pine Island
A. McBride
Walker
Nebraske
W. J. Cook
Blair
Huber
Bloossington
New Jersey
Robinson
Princeton
Ohio
Sweeney
J. C. Freeman
New London
George R Hall
Ooonta
John C Gutiwalte
de Pare
Southern Business Men Organize to Foster Trade with Colon
A new organization, the Mississippi Valley Export and Import Association, formed at a Southern business convention, aims to boost trade between the Mississippi Valley and South American ports. It backs a steamship line from New Orleans to Colon and seeks to equalize river and harbor funding with other major projects. Speakers included Vice President Russell and Congressman Ransell, with support for canal and Waterways improvements.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Gallinger
Benif
Congress
Russell
The
Madill and Ohio Railroad
Ranssell
Louisiana
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